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CUGH Virtual Week: Prioritizing Mental Health & Behavioral Studies in HIV/AIDS Response in LGBTQ Pop

Prioritizing Mental Health and Behavioral Studies in HIV/AIDS Response among LGBTQ Populations

Organizer: University of South Carolina


Mental health (e.g., depression, anxiety, substance use disorders, and post‐traumatic stress disorder) occur at a high rate among LGBTQ populations (at the risk of HIV infection and/or living with HIV). Despite the associations between mental health conditions and behavioral and clinical outcomes such as high risks for HIV infection, reduced medicine adherence, and increased disability and mortality in this population, mental health and behavioral studies are often neglected in clinical practice. This session provides a unique opportunity to share state-of-the art research and practice experiences from scholars and key stakeholders in the globe.





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The HIV & Mental Health project has been developed by the EATG, and was made possible through a grant from Gilead Sciences Europe Ltd, Merck Sharp and Dohme, and ViiV Healthcare Europe Ltd. . EATG acknowledges that the sponsors had no control or input into the structure or the content of the initiative.

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